The XV50-generation Toyota Camry Hybrid was first introduced in Malaysia in 2015, priced at RM 174,900. It became a one-hit wonder as there was no follow-up model. The next generation Camry, imported from Thailand, became prohibitively expensive due to local taxes, leading to the discontinuation of the hybrid variant. Currently, you can find a Camry Hybrid for just over RM 60,000 on our Cars for Sale site. Overview The Camry Hybrid is equipped with a 2.5-litre Atkinson cycle 2AR-FXE 4-cylinder D

Globally, Honda is seen as the closest rival to Toyota but in its home market in Japan, Honda is actually closer to Daihatsu and Suzuki than Toyota. This is because more than 50 percent of Honda’s sales in Japan come from kei minicars, the sort of cars Daihatsu and Suzuki sell most. The Honda N-Box has been Japan’s No.1 selling car for 7 consecutive years, since 2015. It contributes over 30 percent of and all signs point to 2022 being another dominant year for the N-Box. Combined with the N-Box’

** This article is the personal experience of a 2016 Toyota Camry 2.5 Hybrid Luxury (XV50 Facelift) owner and does not necessarily reflect the views of WapCar. Facebook: JJ Chang Introduction The Toyota Camry nameplate holds a special place in the automotive world. One of the most popular D Segment sedans best known for its comfort, space, and reliability. The Toyota Camry also happens to be one of the most favoured cars in my household. It all started back in 2003 when my dad got his first Toyo

Despite being an all-new model, the latest C8 generation Audi A6 hasn’t been as well received by customers as Audi had hoped. The all-new Audi A6 made its global debut at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show. In that same year, the Lexus ES, also a new generation model and now riding on Toyota’s TNGA-K platform, also made its debut at the 2018 Beijing Auto Show. 2019 was the first full-year sales for both models. According to the latest data compiled by Felipe Munoz (Twitter handle @lovecarindustry) of Ja

We recently established a Malaysia Car Fans (WapCar) Facebook group where members can discuss, share and help one another on all things automotive. One particular poll by Facebook user Envy Issak who sought opinion on D-segment sedans caught our attention. Issak listed the Toyota Camry 2.5V, Honda Accord 1.5 TC-P while other group members added Volkswagen Passat Elegance, reconditioned Mercedes-Benz E-Class and a Mazda 6 wagon. To our surprise, the majority of the respondents picked the Camry 2.

The all-new tenth generation Honda Accord has been on sale in Thailand for quite some time already, since March 2019 to be specific. Like the Toyota Camry, this new generation Accord is also moving upmarket, in response SUVs like the CR-V encroaching into the traditionally sedan-dominated D-segment. Unlike the Civic or CR-V, the revised Accord’s range does not offer any base specs naturally aspirated entry variant. Buyers can only choose between two high-end engines - a 190 PS/243 Nm 1.5-litre t